These Japanese Carrots Look Like They Came Straight Out Of An Anime!

Going to the supermarket, we are no strangers to the sight of “perfect vegetables”. “Perfect vegetables” are those that look like they came out of a picture book. For example, carrots that are straight or tomatoes that are round.

That is not always the case as farmers can often times stumble across vegetables that are not perfectly-shaped or fresh produce that resemble other objects.

A farmer by the Twitter username of @buromasa0423 shared a photoset of some really cool carrots that he found in his field during his harvest!

ニンジンの収穫も終盤です。

今日は久しぶりに
ヤバいニンジンさんが
収穫できました? pic.twitter.com/wIFBxvUx8l

— ブロ雅農園のブロ雅? (@buromasa0423) March 4, 2021

The first carrot that he found seems to look like it came straight out of this scene from Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure.

Oh? You’re approaching me?

It resembled the character (Jotaro) so much that netizens started making memes with it.

Another carrot resembles the character Kakashi from Naruto who was using a certain technique that molds the earth.

Source: @buromasa0423 & naruto fandom

1番のお気に入りはコレです。
一緒に収穫されました。

きっと前世は悲しい別れをしたカップルなんだろうな、と思いました。畑で会えてよかったね? pic.twitter.com/dbOgHFPlV9

— ブロ雅農園のブロ雅? (@buromasa0423) March 4, 2021

The farmer then said his favourite harvest is this pair of carrots which he wonders if they were a couple in the previous life who were separated.

In his thread, he mentions that vegetables come in all shapes and sizes and what we see in the supermarket are only the ones that look “normal”. Other than that, he also encourages everyone to buy from their local farmers.

Other than farming, the farmer is also an avid illustrator who draws all kinds of whimsical vegetables.

最後に
趣味の野菜のイラストを載せておきます。#ブロ雅農園カード

最近は#農家妖精
を描くのが趣味です?

リツイート等
ありがとうございました?

よい、1日を? pic.twitter.com/3q9gMKjaIm

— ブロ雅農園のブロ雅? (@buromasa0423) March 4, 2021

This farmer seems to be a very wholesome person! Have you encountered any strange vegetables or fruits? Show us the pictures! 

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